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 @97ZBNHMGreenanswered…1yr1Y

Not cosmetics and under very strict and humane conditions for medical testing if no other way exists

 @989K7FQanswered…1yr1Y

No, only humans that have consented to being tested on and who are rewarded.

 @983NFLHanswered…1yr1Y

 @8YXWZFHanswered…2yrs2Y

Yes, but not for cosmetics, along with proper upholding of animal rights and regular checks for this.

 @99PB67Mfrom Pennsylvania answered…1yr1Y

Yes, but only when absolutely necessary to protect human life, and the animals should not be euthanized once they are no longer needed for testing purposes.

 @9884Y78answered…1yr1Y

no. animals should NOT be used at all in any testing. instead testing should be conducted on convicted criminals such as rapists, child predators, sex traffickers, terrorists.

 @97ZZPRCanswered…1yr1Y

It should be avoided at all possible intervals and care should be taken to ensure the animals are not in pain (pain killers etc). Never for cosmetics.

 @9LPQVYBanswered…5 days5D

Yes, but not for cosmetics. Its fine if its necessary to save human lives, but not so some can keep up with today's trends and fashions.

 @9LP6SNFfrom Lusaka answered…6 days6D

There should be an independent committee which can’t accept any type of funding or freebies of any sort that get to decide on each item - case by case review

 @9LNHJNQanswered…1wk1W

These products are for humans, we should use humans. Killing an innocent life for the sake of humanity is dumb.

 @9LN2VDKanswered…1wk1W

Yes, but there should be incredibly strict regulations and a process overseeing proper/reasonable use of said animals for testing.

 @9LMW7N4answered…1wk1W

Yes, but it should be as the very last resort, always humane, and never for cosmetics; animal welfare should be prioritised

 @9LM2JGSanswered…1wk1W

Yes, as long as it’s played in a humane way. for example if the animal is suffering, put it down or treat it

 @9LK4RPGfrom Washington answered…2wks2W

Only if the product was pre-verified to prevent harm to the animal, and ethical testing protocols were adhered to.

 @9LJKSVDanswered…2wks2W

Test it on prisoners that committed horrendous crimes of violent/sexual nature, that have been convicted with undeniable evidence

 @9LHPJ7Kanswered…2wks2W

Yes for life threatening illness only, and a code of conduct on the treatment of the animals in place with strict prosecution if failure to adhere and frequent auditing.

 @9LGXKBKLiberal Democratanswered…2wks2W

Not for cosmetics - only essential medication and only when absolutely necessary (e.g., when the outcome for trailing on humans is below 50% known).

 @9LD6X8Lanswered…3wks3W

Yes, but not for cosmetics and further regulations should be put in place to reduce unnecessary cruelty.

 @9LCFXN6Animal Welfareanswered…3wks3W

Only for medicinal research or for life saving treatment but realistically we should be following the idea of one medicine

 @9LCC5Q2answered…3wks3W

Only in the rare cases where animal testing is proven to produce reliable results for applications in human beings and never for cosmetics

 @9LC7KP6answered…3wks3W

No, products should be tested on convicted peadophiles as they are human and testing would be more accurate

 @9L9RM39answered…3wks3W

No animal testing. Convicted violent criminals should be used instead. And no testing should be needed for cosmetics.

 @9L858WQanswered…4wks4W

No, use criminals to test on. More reliable data when using a human, and they give up the right for declining once they commit a crime

 @9L7F8N8answered…4wks4W

Get better with algorithms and AI to do much more without and only use animals where really necessary. Certainly not for cosmetics!

 @9L6T82Zanswered…4wks4W

Only use low intelligence animals such as mice and rats. Do not use cows, pigs, dogs, cats etc which have a high level of intelligence and awareness for research experiments.

 @9L544WBanswered…1mo1MO

should be allowed as we wouldn't have many other options to test drugs but the animals should be treated better and be given more care.

 @9L3XDJZanswered…1mo1MO

Yes as long as there is a sustainable source of purpose-bred animal test units available to the researcher.

 @9L3LS96answered…1mo1MO

We are not mice. Yes, it might work for a rat but maybe not for joanna. And no, makeup should NOT go anywhere near animals

 @9L2G6KKanswered…1mo1MO

Yes, as long as it's not fatal, or if it unintentionally is researchers do whatever they can to maintain life of the animals.

 @9KYJVJ3answered…1mo1MO

Yes as long as they can assure no harm will come to the animal and the animal won’t be in any pain or be uncomfortable during the tests

 @9KY2B9LLiberal Democratanswered…1mo1MO

Yes, but not for cosmetics and not if there is the viable option for computer (or alternative) modelling.

 @9KY26Z6answered…1mo1MO

yes, but only for life saving medicines where animal testing is the only option to make the drug safe.

 @9KV4PGCanswered…1mo1MO

Only if no other options exists and the thing being tested will save lives and be made open source for others to use.

 @9KQL743answered…2mos2MO

only for animals with a low mental-capacity, thus reducing the chances of them feeling much pain if the tests are unsuccessful

 @9KQJHKQanswered…2mos2MO

Yes but, human and animal testing should only be allowed for products for their respective species that aren't cosmetic

 @9KQGZC2answered…2mos2MO

However the number of animals used has to heavily regulated. As well as the animal used for what type of testing.

 @9KM68VKfrom Nevada answered…2mos2MO

Yes, but not for cosmetics, and only allowed in trusted medical research companies who are required to give proof of adequate care of the animals, including safe and appropriate housing, diet and enrichment. The companies permitted to use animals in their research should also be given checks specifically and exclusively to be spent on supplies for humane care of the animals which they use.

 @9KGF9XMfrom Alberta answered…2mos2MO

If the similar medication have been tested with very little difference in ingredients and knowledge of the harms of the ingredients then they shouldn’t be.

 @9KG9VZLanswered…2mos2MO

Only for drugs and treatments that can help create a better quality of life, ban cosmetics testing as it doesn’t serve a practical purpose only to increase vanity

 @9K3RRFSLiberal Democratanswered…2mos2MO

Do it in a humane way if those animals don't wanna take the drug then its for a reason and maybe test on human volunteers or pay people to test instead who can consent

 @9K2QKBPanswered…2mos2MO

medicine but after being tested be set free so tested like once and then set free. Or just banned in general it really just depends on what

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